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Can the use of testosterone cypionate cause your bilirubin levels to elevate?
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Yes: Cholestatic jaundice is one of the possible side effects to testosterone, as well as liver dysfunction. This can cause high bilirubin levels, though there will likely be other liver tests that are abnormal in addition to the bilirubin.
Answered 3/6/2014
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